Primary and the secondary winding of the transformer are interlaced ma – McqOptions

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1.	Primary and the secondary winding of the transformer are interlaced mainly for
A.	reducing leakage flux
B.	reducing cost
C.	reducing heating
D.	saving the copper of the winding
Answer» B. reducing cost

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